rebecca on May 8th, 2009

I had a great chat with Caroline Bottomley at Tuttle last week.  She runs Radar Music Videos . I am giving her some advice on business development for her business as she wants to become the go-to website for indie music videos.  However, I also said that I'd tap the power of the network and [...]

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rebecca on April 1st, 2009

I am off to Cass Business School in the City on Friday night for a 'big ideas' thinking session.   [@Dougald you must come along...] Using the we20 forma t, the group will be trying to  talk about the issues and come up with some potential answers. Founders of the we20 project will be on [...]

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rebecca on March 31st, 2008

Cambridge Judge Business School's Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning does an annual residential course called "Igniting Enterprise"   It's a all-you-need to get started course where the attendees are expected to come with an idea for a new business that they can use as the model for all the lectures.  I think the focus is on [...]

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How to do big things in the shortest time possible. Mike Cassidy – serial entrepreneur [and very rich man]. Kelly Lewis – geekbrief TV host Evan Williams – Founder of blogger, twitter Tim Ferriss – author The four hour work week. the book hit the tipping point at SXSW last year….  Key learnings: Do usability [...]

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I went with Caroline Lashley to the Bank of England’s quarterly inflation report briefing….. great venue the Bank – I browsed round the museum while I was waiting. It’s free and has some great curios from the past. What made me smile was the leaflet they gave me about the Bank “The Bank issues banknotes. [...]

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rebecca on January 26th, 2008

When top bloggers complain publicly about not being able to work or use a bit of software, it is clear that the world will quickly try it for themselves, and spread the word. i am not a techie… but I am reasonably competent at using technology. But long ago, I learnt to apply the “David [...]

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